Sentence examples for subtle structures from inspiring English sources

He's exploring open terrain, but subtle structures emerge from his outflow, and he never sounds aimless or rote.

With a supple syntax, Miss Bogan created subtle structures of delicate, but intense words that were rich in passion and robust in irony.

(It is fascinating to see the ways that Mr. Neumann is building from "Big Eater," a previous and less successful work that, you suspect, cleared the way for the subtle structures at play here).

This suggests that there may be some kind of subtle structures existing locally.

With it, we can begin charting a course to dismantle the obvious and subtle structures that limit freedom.

When we zoom in to observe the pattern transition in smaller and smaller parameter ranges, subtle structures for transition process can be found.

Why bother with the lower grades of burgundy when chardonnay from elsewhere can be so subtle, structured and such good value?

The saturation magnetization and coercivity values of the as-prepared magneto-optic architecture varied with change of subtle structure.

A subtle structure can be mistaken for none at all, a search for lost time taken for random reminiscence, and this subtlety of structure is something Knausgaard's work shares with Proust's.

In the 1950s she showed her skill in handling the more subtle structure of Chekhovian drama (The Autumn Garden, 1951) and in translating and adapting (Jean Anouilh's The Lark, 1955, and Voltaire's Candide, 1957, in a musical version).

Our analysis suggests that an indentation of the magnetopause with a subtle structure dependent on the local magnetic shear would explain and allow to predict the magnetic configuration in the high-altitude cusp.